The Research Of Compliance Regulatory Regime In State-owned Enterprises

China’s state-owned enterprises have a wide range of business fields and a large number of employees.They occupy an important position in the fields such as public services,national defense science and technology,people’s livelihood improvement and disaster prevention and control,and have become an important support for China’s pillar industries.They not only promote China’s economic development,but also maintain China’s social stability and the national security.Thus,China’s state-owned enterprises have a special position in China’s market economy.At present,as more and more state-owned enterprises participate in the market competition,they also face more and more market competition risks.Therefore,it is very necessary for China’s state-owned enterprises to carry out compliance construction to prevent risks and occupy a dominant position in market competition.Meanwhile,the government,in view of its important function of safeguarding social public interest and market stability,must also take a series of measures to supervise the compliance construction of enterprises,so as to encourage enterprises to conduct compliance construction actively and ensure the effectiveness.Currently,the construction of compliance regulatory regime in state-owned enterprises is mostly researched within the scope of company law or economic law,few scholars research it from the perspective of administrative supervision.Therefore,from the perspective of administrative regulation,this article sorts out and analyzes the origin and historical development of the relevant government regulation theories,based thereon,points out that the basis of the legal compliance system is derived from binding regulatory norms.Then,focusing on the state-owned enterprises’ compliance management and aiming at the existing problems in the state-owned enterprises’ compliance supervision,a set of legal compliance supervision advises shall be constructed from the perspectives of the practical positioning,legislation practice,supervision practice and enterprise practice to ensure that the state-owned enterprises’ business activities meet the requirements of business ethics,laws and regulations.